Sparrows Can’t Sing (1963)

Wed 4 March 2015

Saint Philip's Church

A sailor (Booth) returns home to find his wife (Windsor) has shacked up with a bus driver who is now raising her baby – of doubtful paternity – as his own. Filmed on location in London's East End at a time of rapid urban development and social change, the film lovingly explores the lost world of the docklands, warts and all.

Sparrows Can’t Sing (1963) is the fifth event in the series 'Reproduction on Film: Outlaws', put on by the Generation to Reproduction programme with funding from
the Wellcome Trust.

For more information and booking:
www.hps.cam.ac.uk/outlaws

Cost: Free